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ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Geo;-g'e Puncher, Charlottetown, announce the our agement of their daughter, Elisabeth '1-lester, to Gordon Winston Jonson, son of Mrs. Jonson, and the late N. .1. Victor Jensen of Halifax. Weid- dlng to take place in Halifax, Sept. 5.

Personals

Mrs. Marshal Caswell of Somer- ville, Mass., is visiting -her sister, Mrs. R. E. Judson.

The Misses Hulda and Lois Rockerfeller of Long Island, New York, are visiting with their aunt, Mrs. R. E. Judson.

Mrs. Robert M. Derry, Sarnls, Ont, and her children are spend- ing a vacation with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Judson. i ,

Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas, of Gray. Maine, were recent visit- ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Judson.

Friends will be sorry to hear that Mrs. H. R. Macliwen of 169 Prince street. Charlottetown, is in the P. E. I, Hospital for treat- ment..

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ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Jay announce the en- gagement of their eldest"daugh- ter, Reah I-lanott, to I-Iiriey Em- erson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ah- bott Conrad, Cherry Hill, N. S., wedding to take place Sept. 2nd at 7 pm. at the United Church, Borden, P. E. I. -

Porsonal ,

Mrs. M. Kelly and her three daughters have returned to saint John after spending a pleasant vacdtion at Parkdale Tourist Home.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott Coffin of Toronto, are holidaying at Stan- hope Beach Inn. Mr. Coffin is in- spector atutho head office of the Bank of Commerce in Toronto, and was formerly with the Char- lottetown branch.

- Mrs. Ray R. White and two chil- dren. Richard and Elaine, left on Thursday for their home in Mara- i.hon, Ontario, after spending a very pleasant month's holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macbean, Hampshire.

Miss Rona MacLean left Thursday for Marathon, Ontario. where she will spend some time visiting with her sister. Mrs. Ray White, and her brother, Mr. Ira MacLean.

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Mrs. H. E. Cantwell had as her welcome guests for Old Home Week, her cousin, Mr. Ralph Ri- chards and Mrs. Richards of Lon- danderry, N.B. '

Mr. Ed Haley, Antlgonlsh, N.S.. who attended the Old Home Week races, has returned to his home. While here he was the guest of his aunt. Mrs. H, E. Cantivcll and Mr. Cantweii.

Miss Jean MacArthur of Somer- viile, Mass., has been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mac-y Arthur at West Royalty for the: past three weeks. she was accom- panied by Mlss Barbara. Cnmpbcii, also of Sommervllle. -

Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Stew- art accompanied by their two sons Malcolm and John left Sunday for their home in Bucksport after en- joying a short holiday, wits Mr. Stewart's sister and brothei'-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Qulity, South Shore.

Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Sullivan left for their home in Henderson, on Saturday, after lg a pleasant vacation at New Glasgow, P. E. I. with the lat- er's sister and brother-in-iiuv, Mr. and Mrs. Harland E. Hill and rfam-i ily. While here they attended the Old Homcvweek and racing events and claim that the race track is in- deed the Kentucky of Canada.

men's League. planning to attend Dinner Meeting, ht Queen Hotel, Monday, Aug. 25th, please notify Mrs. F. J. Steele at once.

Outlines Aimsi Of Soil survey

The utilization ment of our soils for maximum. production consistent with build-I ing up and conserving of soil fer-l tility is or should be the object oi all interested in the business of farming," stated Mr. G. B. White- side, soil specialist at the Experi- mental Farm in addressing Field Day gatherings in the Province last week. i

"One of the main purposes of a soil survey." the speaker empha- sized, "is to encourage a more ef- ficient use of our soils by providing information concerning thc nature of the soils in the Province. their nstuitai characteristics, agricul- tural capacity and crop adaptabil- ity and to show on a map the ap- proximate location and extent of the different soils occurring in the area."

The soil survey of P. E. I. was conducted as a cooperative project by tho Experimental Farms ser- vice. Dominion Department of As- riouiture and the Provincial De- partment of Atrlcuiture.

The report of the soil Survey. , '” J early this your. consists of four main sections: (1) a gen- aral description of the Province. (2) factors related to tho soils of r. 1:. I. it is their formation, is; detailed eocriptlon of the differ- ent sous bf the Province. and (4) agriculture and utilization of the

and manage-

showlng the location and extent of the different soils is an impor- tant part of the report. . . The survey has classified the soils of P. E. 1. into eleven differ- Qnt groups or series. The main dif- ferences between the different soils are to be found in their physical character. their texture. porosity. moisture holding capacity and in

' natural drainage conditions rather

thin in wide variation in chemical composition. The physical char- actcriltla are important factors in soil -fertility. just as all nutri- ent lovels.' Owing to the effect of the broad regional factors which hsvei contributed to the formation of P. l. I. soils: they are strongly leached and stron ly acid in reaction. consequently, t sy are not rich in natural plant nutrients. Tho noductlvity of P. E. I. soils will in s lsrge- depend upon the management practices foil so.

;' owledga of the soil charac- teristics, as provided by a soil sur- vey. Mt. itosirie mphaslnd. will onlbis s farinenio hotter un-: an-subs his on soils. make fun- Iruss ofstb gapsrisnco of other mains on uiisi-soiu, apply. tho ruin of 'OxpI.f'In'lIntli your can- lfiiotlu It Experimental Perm and mantra on amiom, which

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soils. Avsoil map of the Provlncef

THE GUARDIAN. UI'IfiRLOTTETOWN-

York Highlights

Mr. -Paul sprouie son of Rev. 1 Mus. Sproule has-a rived recently in York after a oat enjoyable trip to England.

Miss Mary Watts of Charlotte-' town was a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Watts of York last Sunday.

I Mrs. Melvin ilay. station agent at York, was in the capital recent- ly visiting rt the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford

White.

Mr. and Mrs. Allison West and family of Parkdale were visitors recently at the home of Blair's grandparenu, Mr. and Mrs. Hor- ace Vescy.

Master Gordon Vessey of York 'has returned to his homoiafter an enjoyable vacation at the, home of his uncle .Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chandler, North Milton.

Miss Dianne Macmillan. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mac- Millan of West Covehead, was the guest last week at the home of her grandparcnss, Mr. and Mrs, Will Watts in York.

Mir. and Mrs. Frank,Vessey and daughter Beryl motored to Cove- head Road where they were the guests of Mrs. Frank Bovyer last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Merrii Craswell and family of Charlottetown were guests recently at the home of Mrs. Craswell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan of York.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex MricEachei-n of Montreal, P. Q., motored to West Covcliead on Thursday, August 7, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orr Maccaim.

The many friends of Palsy Lewis. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lewis, are pleased to see her home again in York after being a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital for appendicitis.

Mr. and Mrs. .Raymmirl Vesscy. the Misses Hazel and Lorna Ves- sey accompanied by Mr. Edison

Ontario. They left. on Friday morn-I lnz. August 8th. Messrs Hardy and, Vessey will attend the Dominionl Shoot held in Ontario while away.l

--- . Mrs, Marshall Sproule of Yorl: Manse was hostess to the Ladies Auxilliary of the Missionary ,Soc- icty of York United Church on Friday evening August 8th. A de- licious luncheon was served by Mrs. Sproulc assisted by committee in charge.

Messrs. Hairy and Raymond Vesscy and Edison Hardy of York.I were contestants in the many matches ld on the riflemen'si club grou s at Savage Paint last week to determine the winners who would represent P. E. I. in the Dominion Shoot.

Misses Helen and Norma Lewis. asisled by Mr. Laken Lewis, an- tertained at a dance held at their home last week. A large crowd at-

, tended and a three piece orchestra

furnished music for old time and

modern dances. Lunches wcrel served and all agreed a. very pleasant night was spent.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ling and

daughter Miss Joyce motored to Wheatley River on Sunday, Aug. Iird guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lccksley Bowen. They were accompanied home by their daugh- ter Miss Eai-la, who had been spending the past two weeks the guest of Miss Donna Bowen.

I 'Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mac- Eachcrn of Montreal, accompanied by Mrs. MacEaciiern's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund MacMillan of York, motored to Murray River and urray Harbor, visiting friends. hey found it a most on- Joytihic trip, following the south- ern road near the shore.

. A motor party from York con- sisting of Mrs. Melvin Jay. Mrs. Herb Vessey and Rev. Marshall and Mrs. sprouie and son ubert

attended the tea held in . arsh- field July 31, sponso cd by tit congregation of Central United

Church. A large sum was realized from the crowd which partook of the delicious suppdl-.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan, sc- companied by Mr. antliMrs. Dewar swan, the Misses swan and "Master Allison, of York, spent a most en- joyahlo Sunday recently motoring on the north shore route to Wheat- ley River. While there they were the guests of Mrs. H. Swan's niece, Mix-s. Cora Ling. They also were the Buests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Corr of oyster Bed Bridge. The children had much pleasure in viewing a tiny foal of a. pony which belongs to Mr. Carr.

The many, many friends of Mas- ter Frankie Lewis were very sorry to hear of his ragretable ac- cident recently; while assisting a neighbor. Mr. William Crockett. in York. with the hay. He was in the loft of the hay barn and in some wsy fell to the ground, sustaining a fractured collar bone. It was fractured in two places. He was rushed by his father in the P. ill.'. I. Hospital for treatment and was placed in s plaster cast and steel plate. Prankis is ow able ,to be around as usual in considerable comfort. ,

The girls and boys of the Cana- dian Girls in Training and the Trail Rangers organized 'a very) enjoyable Wiener boil recently. it took place 'niesday evening, July as when Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vaasey

rymitkorl by truck to 'Btanhops Bescht the lslaritfs National Park. with he full upon as soriglu isn- toipi in the sky shaking a boautiful scene of beach and playgrounds, after a heavy thunder storm which at first Hisuiponed the spirit of

were saddened to learn od the death

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and mind and her warm hospitality,

daughter and sister has entered into

art, Samuel Robison, George sch- leyer. Emerson Johnston. MacKinnon, and Wilson Ross.

Dorothy and DC. MacLean. 'Brookiyn.N.s.

Doris and Cliff, Phyllis and Brier. Charlottetown.

Aunt Freda and Ellis, Mun-avl Harbour.

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sports. There was a bonfire on the sandy beach and from a circle of happy lads and laaies a chorus of camp fire tunes filled the air. Re- freshments of hot dogs and soft drinks were much enjoyed and at a late hour, with thanks to the originators of the wonderful even- ing, they all packed into the truck and returned safely to their re-- spectlve homes.

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MALMO. Sweden (GP) When this city's Civil Defence Commission announced a competi- tion for the best plan -to detect rocket bombs, it received 64 answers from many countries. including Britain, West Germany and the United States. But none gave a perfect answer. .

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Latest figures show the lowest tuberculosis rates in Canada are in the manufacturing, mechanical, agricultural and managerial occu- pations.

IN MEMORIAM

Mrs. Celestine Dugu --

year. -

she had. been in her usual state of health on that day and her sud- den passing came as a great shock to her family, as well as her many friends.

The late Mrs. Dugas made her home at her daughters, Mrs. Louis J. Kiggins, during the last two years. During her illness she was

visited frequently by her pastors, Rev. Father 'David Macfrague, who act- mlnistered theilast rites of the R0-

. man Catholic Church.

Her remains were transferred from the, A. A. Hennessey Funeral Home Monday evening to the home of her son, Bernard Dugss, sourls from where the funeral was held on June ilth. to the St. Alexis Church. Rev. Wilfred Keefe P. P. celebrated the Mass. Burial was in the st. Alexis Church Cemetery, Rollo Bay.

She leaves to mourn the loss of a kind and loving mother, the fol- lowing sons and daughters:

Bernard in Souris, P. E. Island. Louis in Oregon, U. S. A.; Harrv in Toronto, Ontario; Gus in Boston, Mass.; Tillie (Mrs. John Grant) BOSEDH. M3-3-5.: Mary (Mrs. Russ Bums). New York, N. Y.; Helen (Mrs. Louis J. Kiggins) Charlotte-

IN MEMORIAM, I

MRS. RALPH JORDAN

Friends throughtiut the Province

in the P. E. Island Hospital in the early hours of Friday morning, July 11th of Mrs. Ralph Jordan of.vChar- lottetown.

Mrs. Jordan before her marriage was Myrtle Verna MacDonald. the. daughter. of Mr. and MH- Gecrge MacDonald, formerly of

The late Mrs. Jordan has been about her household duties until about three weeks before her death. Since her marriage in 1944 she rc- sided in Charlottetown where she has always given of her best to her home, community and church. she was a member of St. James Pres- byterian Church and was always In attendance when health permitted. By her sterling qualities of hedrt

Mrs. Jordan endeared herself to a wide circle of friends. In her passing a devoted wife

the enjoyment of her Lord's pres- ence. She has left to mourn her husband, Ralph A. Jordan, Char- lottetown, her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. MacDonald, Charlottetown; Lois, Mrs. Angus MacDonald, Toronto, Ont.; Lucll, Charlottetown.

The funeral service which was held from MacLean's Funeral Home on July 14 was,c0nducted by the Rev. T.H.B. Somers. The hymn, "There is No Night In Heaven" was, sung, and a solo "Some Time We'll- Understand" was beautifully ren- dered by Mrs. N. D.' MacLean. Hei- remains were tenderly laid to rest in the Peoples Cemetery.

"When I shall come to the end of my way,

when I shall rat at the close of life's door, - when welcome home I shall helr Jesus say

0 that will be sirnrlse for me.

when life is over and day light is past, I In heavens harbour my anchor is

The pallbearers were Brude stew- Glen

FLOWERS Pillow Husband, Father. Mother and Luell Baskats Father 'and Mother Jordan. Brooklyn. N. B.

Lois and Angus, Toronto, Ont. Aunt Myrtle, Toronto, Ontario. Aunt Blanch. Harry and family. Fergus, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnston and Daphney, Charlottetown. Isabel, Marion and Paul Free. Toronto. John, Badic'and Family, Valley- fieid. ' t

I Wreaths , Uncle Fred and Aunt" Mayburn, Murray River. u , Lena sndciien, Murray River.

Freda and Marvyn. Conn and Shirley, Charlottetown. Milton and Eva, Nova Scotla. Evelyn and Emerson and Garry. Murray River. Freda and Bruce Mcrheuon. Charlottetown. Bruce Stewart, Sourls. Cora and Rob Fsrquharson,I-Inst Royalty.

Robert and Genevieve.

Aunt Mary. Kate and Jean and Reta, Montague.

Sam Robison, Charlottetown.

Cliff and Mabel Cameron.

Eiotior and George Schyler. Charlottetown.

Young Women's Group of the Kirk, '

Cloud, Edith and Joe, Livt-rpool.

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Local 1.3. of l.W.. Liverpool. N. B. 0.3: podgo and L. H. Macbean,

N. lists and sterling Barrett. Char- lottsinwn. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill, Char- lottetowm

town.

The Pallbearers were: John Doyle Frank Deagle, Francis White, A J. Ma id, Joseph MacAulay and Jan . imam,

Masses

Sc-uris.

Z 0115. Dot and Ffsmily, Dor- chaster, Mass.

2 Tillie and Family, Peabody. Mass. . .

3 Lou, Helen and David, Char- lottetoyn.

Henry, Eleanor and Barbara Lee. Charlottetown. . i

Waldron and Jennie,Souris. Ernest and Irene, Bouris.

Bill, Linda and Family, Souris. Billie. Jean and Family, Souris. Thelma and Rita, Souris.

Mrs. John Dugas and Family, Souris West. John, Ethel and Family, souris West.

Elmer, Mae and Family, Rustico. Mary and Madeline Creed. Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nordkap, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Egan, Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dunn and Familyf Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walsh and Family, Charlottetown. , Mr. and Mrs. George Mcfntyre, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry and Linda, Charlottetown.

Mrs. Isadone Gallant. Richmond, P. E. I.

iMr. Charles Meurant, Sourla. .Mr. Isaac Cheverie and Jimmie, Souris. 5

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Meurant, Souris.

Mr. Alex Meurant, Boston. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DesRochas.! Charlottetown. r 2 Mr. and Mrs. T. A. White and Tommy, Charlottevowii. - 2 Mrs. Gertrude Kigglna and Family, Charlottetown.

Mrs. Catherine Ciarkin. Char- lottetown.

Family, Cha rlotteoown.

cast, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cheverie, When I see Jesus my IHVIOUY at Bouals.

last Mr. and Mrs. Max Modorc and 0 that will be sunrise for me.” meme, sauna,

Family, Souris.

Miss Susan McAulay. Sourls. Mr. and Mrs. Souris.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conway and Family. Sourls. .

Mr. and Mrs. Anselm McDonald and Family. souris.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dcagle and Family, Souris.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McDonald.. Souris. p

Mr. and Mrs. Alex White, Sourls 5 Mr. Jim Daley, Boston, Mass. Miss Reta White Brighton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Campbell Brighton, Mass.